... IN BLACKBERRY-TIME. Blackberry time is already here —though the fruit is barely ripe except in Rome favoured spots. At the week-end many parties of motorists were raiding the hedges and woods in search of the taw material for pie, jelly or jam, and ...

... ramilserry and blackberry. and the fruit is essallent stewed, while it also lulus a capital The lowberry is • tine berry. bearing fruit like the loganberry. but jet kin colour, and of true blackberry flavour. It has not the acidity of the blackberry. Like the ...

... those produced. Sidney Mills: a Mater of Windrush, said that on 21 December lie found an attache case (produced) among the blackberry bush,?s about yards from the Orford-Cheltenham main road Walter M. Matthews, the husband of the dead woman, said that on ...

... housekeepers has& for preserimg; the soft fruit season being over, era want to make the best use you can of plums, danistins, blackberries, applies anti pears. If you hare to buy the trail, watch the markets and buy when there is a glut, but the fruit must be ...

... couple; fowls, 3a. fad. couple; dressed ducktnya, as. id. eoeVe: rabbits, Is. each; potatoes, 44. cwt.; carrots, 40. 44. bag; blackberries, 3d. lb.; narrows, gd. each; cabbage. Is. *men, pickling cabbage, b. damn; apples (cockle' and eat eg), 3 d. lb.; tar ip ...

... new vaembers each week. I am sending a piece of poetry and a story for our Corner. T he nuts are getting ripe now and the blackberries will soon be ready too. We started school on Monday otter a six-weeks' holiday, a part of which I spent at my Auntie's ...

... served, the bosteses br.ng Ilatemss. Wallington. Clarks and J. Winter. C.mpet . l tiro smooth were for the best pot of blackberry sad app'e jam and for variety. The former was Nat Nemo. with Mrs. Hamra •Ib.i. latter was wee by Mr.. W. CIAO , . A yer ...

... instance after instance of :ousands of ways of helping her to protect themselves. We I those weapons toe sometimes! Think blackberrying days when your 1,-. le have been 'clutched and torn by tiny taorns; of the deep s cratches trum the deep claw like taorns ...

... spring illy, nl that the winter had gone V. away, Swallows have gone, Rod leaves are falling. Skimmer is done. oh, for the blackberries. and plums; A , . I the hrown nuts we get lien Autumn comes. GOLDEN WINGS. A t'r little worm went to sleep one :'tile cradle ...

... Greenhill Bassett. • ing the competition this ! sending you ono of my •It I won f lint prise at the -- tt carnival. I am also 1 blackberries; I could arae it has been so wet. to !whoa! in the mornings i. here. o mint for the blackt ' I sin very grateful for th ...

... lutists, 75. 6d. couple; plums, 4d. lb.; peas, lid. ; cauliflower, Ia 4.1. damn; cabbage, 1 , . doses; psitatoe., be. cwt.; blackberries, lad. lb.; lamstoes, 44. lb. CORN. BWINDON, 11011 DAY.-There was hardly asp thing en offer, New wheat made 26. 6d. to 26c ...

... the children's service conducted by the Hector, Canon R. F. Wilson. All the children brought gifts, including 40 pots of blackberry jam. These, together with all the gifts of produce from the festival, were afterwards sent to the Tetbury Cottage Hospital ...